Mad Fusion Brewing is the dream that is becoming reality for two of my friends in Richmond, Va. I completed this mark prior to their first invite to pour their beer at an event in Miami in the summer of 2018.
Megan and Gabriel and family, I had the opportunity to officiate their wedding in the summer of 2017. In 2018 when Megan made a comment in passing about having an Adventure Time inspired illustration of them I went to work. A month later on her birthday, I gifted a framed copy to the couple.
C.rappy G.olf C.lub
Golf was never a thing I aspired to do, at some point in my 20’s I briefly considered playing it for the career benefits it might impart. Gross. Many years later I have taken it up with a group of friends who mostly like to drink cheap beer and smoke cigars. The golf is secondary, but when you finally hit a good ball after putting them in the woods all afternoon it feels pretty good. We all suck and if anyone ever gets good they are kicked out forever.
Safe as Milk is a bi-weekly podcast I co-host and co-produce with Mike Flynn. After creating the album art I did a run of shirts for the show. If your interested in a shirt hit me up.
Unused design for a Richmond, VA brewery.
What started as a drawing project in 2014 has morphed into this design thing in 2018. The new mark/logo is an effort to kick start more design reps and more projects this year and beyond.
In 2017 I partnered with The Answer Brewpub (Richmond, VA) to create designs for two beer releases. These pieces were used as a part of their social media efforts to promote the beers:
An imperial stout in collaboration with 3 Sons Brewing.
A hazy Double IPA with Vic Secret, Summer, and Galaxy hops.
Unused design for a Richmond, VA brewery.
Unused design for a poster I was working on for the greatest washed Dad sport on the planet.
In 2011, Deadspin posted an article describing The PBR Bowl. A nine year tradition wherein a group of guys in Iowa got together at Thanksgiving to play one hand touch football. The rub, your other hand always had a PBR in it.
In June of 2012 I got together with a group of friends on an ungodly hot day to give One Handed Beer Football a try. It was great, completely lived up to the hype. We’ve been chasing a second go at it ever since. This poster is an unfinished attempt to get folks excited to plan, commit and execute on our second game.
